Sistani get out of his silence and calls for Maliki to step down
Sistani get out of his silence and calls for Maliki to step down
Posted 26/07/2014 10:17 AM
Called the Shiite cleric Ali al-Sistani in Iraq’s political leaders not to cling to their positions, in a reference to Prime Minister outgoing Nuri al-Maliki.
Sistani said in his Friday sermon read by one of his aides in the holy city of Karbala that he should political leaders to be flexible, even breaking the political deadlock.
Observers considered that the message of al-Sistani outs for the survival of al-Maliki government is the result of a recent meeting with the Secretary General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon, expecting to be al-Sistani has vowed to decisively ordered the prime minister in Iraq to demonstrate its impact on the political scene.
The Secretary-General of the United Nations after meeting Sistani that he agreed with him on the need to form a new government to be Santa for the hard work to rebuild Iraq and end the divisions Iraqis facing terrorism within the framework of the state and the forces of the Iraqi army and according to the Constitution.
Observers said al-Sistani can not claim al-Maliki to step down (albeit implicitly) if he had not received orders from Tehran to move forward on this, especially in light of leaks about the compatibility Iranian-American about the disqualification Maliki versus continuing to negotiate on the nuclear issue and the gradual lifting of Western sanctions for Iran.
altahreernews.com
